Sentence examples for vulnerable soils from inspiring English sources

"We are working with local Defra officials to get advice on vulnerable soils; that's the best way of doing things".

He said too many farmers leave vulnerable soils bare and allow soil and water to run off.

But experts say more needs to be done to protect vulnerable soils, like those around the River Parrett which flooded the Somerset Levels.

In winter wheat cropland in the Southern Great Plains of the U.S., increased precipitation intensity and increased aridity associated with warmer temperatures may pose increased risks of soil erosion from vulnerable soils and landscapes.

Specifically, the trial was implemented on a Recent Soil, identified as one of the most vulnerable soil orders with respect to leaching potential due to low soil organic carbon and relatively high pH (Watt et al., 2010).

The task of improving the sustainable management of the Earth's finite and vulnerable soil, water and energy resources for the benefit of humanity while sustaining the natural biotic community and its overall environmental integrity is an ongoing and increasingly urgent challenge for our generation and for future generations.

Default information is modified to reflect local building types (unreinforced masonry structures are the most vulnerable) and soil conditions (softer soils tend to amplify ground motion).

These processes are crucial since a transition to more permanent agriculture that is not accompanied by the simultaneous generation and application of more specific knowledge on soil fertility could be disastrous for the vulnerable tropical soils and the people's livelihoods.

In Suriname, the Maroons have practiced shifting cultivation for generations, but now the increasing influence of modern society is causing a trend of decreasing fallow periods with potentially adverse effects for the vulnerable tropical soils.

Overall, we conclude that SOC might be more vulnerable to soil tillage and warming in low-altitude soils.

Average tree height generally increases farther from the riverbanks for a limited distance, as land adjacent to the river is vulnerable to soil erosion during floods.